TAIYE LAMBO
SPEAKS
With an inspiring story, 32 years of information technology experience in four different continents, a heart for mentoring, an entrepreneurial mind, and an abundance of passion, Taiye has a wealth of knowledge to share. Plus, he knows how to pack a punch.
As a public speaker, Taiye has been featured in Forbes, GovTech magazine, OWASP AppSecCali 2020 conference, World Matters Podcasts, Tech & Main Presents Podcasts, LinkedIn Posts, Curious 2 Learners Podcasts, C-CISONFI Virtual Conference Podcasts, Diary of Hackers, Wizer Webinar, ICMCP Engage, The Cyberist Network and TVC News.
Sign up for Taiye’s recent and upcoming speaking engagements below:
Cyversity Engage Panel Discussion: Ransomware Attacks – A National Crisis
Nigeria-US IT Network Panel Discussion: Impact of Networking and Entrepreneurship on Wealth Creation
Federal Resources for Small Businesses: Cyber-hygiene in the Age of Covid-19: Prepare your Clients
National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC) National Conference: Panel Discussion
October 27, 2021
The Atlanta Cybersecurity Conference: CISO Roundtable
January 19, 2022
Cyversity Engage: Mentoring Matters
January 27, 2022
PreVeil and eFortresses Webinar: Making CMMC 2.0 Affordable for SMBs
February 26, 2022
NIGUSIT Panel Discussion: Africa and African Diaspora Partnerships
May 25, 2022
Clubhouse Fireside Chat w/Taiye Lambo: Hosted by NFL’s CISO
October, 2022
Lunch & Learn w/Taiye Lambo: Hosted by Media and Entertainment Services Alliance (MESA)
SPEAKING
TOPICS
Ethnic and Gender Diversity Gap in Cybersecurity
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If you just want to chat, please send an email to lambotaiye@gmail.com.
Most IT guys write code,
NOT FICTION.
But Taiye Lambo’s career in cybersecurity very decisively put him on a path towards writing his first book.
Most IT guys write code,
NOT FICTION.
When Taiye speaks, people listen.